Topic: What new IPs have Nintendo created within the last 5 years, or have planned?

Wonderful 101 which had more people working on it than Bayonetta, Last Story and Xenoblade Chronicle.

Well at the moment they don't even seem like a clone but the same game.

Zelda is like groundhog day.

And playing a game and knowing in the back of my mind I like it less than one that came before it only happens with sequels.

And there's Project Giant Robot and Project Guard as well.

All just eShop games. Also, NES Remix was literally just re-using old titles. Is this really what qualifies as new IP?

Splatoon
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.
Captain Toad

These aren't even out yet, and Captain Toad uses an existing character. I know the question said planned, but its kind of disappointing that in a 5 year length we have to start looking at stuff that isn't even out yet.

Wonderful 101

That was Platinum, not Nintendo.

Nintendo Land

A minigame collection from existing IP's.

Streetpass Games

Lol. You're really reaching now aren't you?

Steel Diver
Xenoblade Chronicles

Probably the only respectable answers to the question that are currently out. Many of these games didn't have physical releases, and even more haven't had a sequel or second iteration. Honestly Nintendo don't really make new IP's anymore. It says a lot that there are more Mario Platformers released in the last 5 years than new IP's created.

During Wii:
Art Style


Wii Sports


Excite Truck


Wii Play
Wii Fit


Wii Music


Disaster: Day of Crisis


Captain Rainbow


Tact of Magic


FlingSmash


Pandora's Tower


Kiki Trick


Xenoblade Chronicles


The Last Story


Zangeki no Reginleiv/Dynamic Slash

During DS:
Nintendogs



Electroplankton


Big Brain Academy


Brain Age


Elite Beat Agents


Hotel Dusk: Room 215


Trace Memory


Master of Illusion


Slide Adventure MAGKID


Soma Bringer


Jam with the Band


Fossil Fighters


Style Savvy


Friend Collection


Walk with me! Do you know your walking routine?


Cooking Guide: Can't Decide What To Eat?


Aura Aura Climber


Art Academy


Kappa Trail


Pinball Pulse: The Ancient Beckons

Current (3DS):
Steel Diver
Project S.T.E.A.M


Harmo Knight


Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive!


Pushmo


Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword


Dillon's Rolling Western


Ketzal's Corridors
Kershploosh

Current (WiiU):
The Wonderful 101
Nintendo Land
Splattoon

It was created by Nintendo originally. It was meant to use Nintendo character instead of "superhearoes". Platinum Games is just the developer for the project, Nintendo owns the IP rights.

If steel diver counts as a new ip, then Kid Icarus Uprising does too.

Is Steel Diver based of off a old IP?

I think Steel Diver has a few Star Fox characters show up, but IDK about anything else.

I meant if it was available on a previous Nintendo system (as in; Steel Diver for 3DS being a sequel or spiritual successor).

Cameos don't mean much. I mean, Kid Icarus has Metroids in it, for example.

I kinda assumed it was based off their Gb game radar mission. Though after seeing more of that game it seems unlikely.

Although it seems it is older than five years, since it started its life as a very early DS game.

Well, you can't really think like that when it comes to intellectual property rights.

Radar Mission is one intellectual property, Steel Diver is another intellectual property. No matter if one is based on the other. Otherwise you could say that (e.g.) Bayonetta isn't a new IP since it's based on a LOT of the mechanics from Devil May Cry.

@Geonjaha

I think you are reaching to discredit a lot of those games

I was actually under the impression that they were called the same.

I guess the naval theme fooled me.

Freakyforms get a deluxe retail release.

A retail game of a new IP that has been released. I'd hardly say those expectations are too high. When someone asks "What new IP has Nintendo created in the last 5 years" and your best answers are cheap one-off eShop games and stuff that isn't even out yet then I'd say you're the one reaching.

Do the Tomodachi games count?

@Geonjaha: The OP did not mention any of those arbitrary requirements (retail only, big budget, final destination) in his post though. In fact he even includes "new and different games in existing series" as acceptable answers (which means KIU is worth mentioning).

Not sure why should people limit their lists to only include big retail games.

I find it very pointless to not count eShop titles. The walls between digital and physical are almost gone. Digital only releases don't mean small budget titles. eShop games are also some of the most unique. If you are just looking for new IPs, which is the purpose of this thread, then all of them on @MrWalkieTalkie list count. Even Wonderful 101 as Nintendo published it. (not sure who owns the series, Platinum or Nintendo) Even those StreetPass games are fantastic examples of new series from Nintendo. I have spent more time in those StreetPass games than any other 3DS game.

So because they are downloadable means that they're not real games?

Its not pathetically reaching to make the list seen larger, he asked for upcoming and I answered.

Fully funded and owned by Nintendo. What's next, you're gonna tell me that Luigis Mansion 2 is Next Levels' not Nintendo?

Being a mini game collection doesn't discredit it from being an IP. Neither does referencing other games, I guess Smash Bros. isn't a real IP right...
P.S. Miyamoto said it is a new IP, yet is upset that no one seems to credit it as such for reasons like yours.

Nope. It's an IP all its own whether you like it or not. Seems more like you're reaching to try and prove me wrong.